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Pagina 317
... perhaps cruelly hurt , only to leap again to attack . Fast as they were , and for all their knowledge of team work , no two could secure at the same instant a grip on the neck . The wolf took punishment , just the same . The agony in M ...
... perhaps cruelly hurt , only to leap again to attack . Fast as they were , and for all their knowledge of team work , no two could secure at the same instant a grip on the neck . The wolf took punishment , just the same . The agony in M ...
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... perhaps simply atavistic ' throw - backs ' to a pattern so remote that such reversion can only be accidental . which has been cast down and is anxious to resurrect itself . Recollection of such a history fortifies and stimulates those ...
... perhaps simply atavistic ' throw - backs ' to a pattern so remote that such reversion can only be accidental . which has been cast down and is anxious to resurrect itself . Recollection of such a history fortifies and stimulates those ...
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... perhaps less frequently through history by Aryan- among peoples of Semitic speaking peoples , that is origin , and seldom if at all to say , by those whose among negroid peoples , it is language is derived from the found depicted on the ...
... perhaps less frequently through history by Aryan- among peoples of Semitic speaking peoples , that is origin , and seldom if at all to say , by those whose among negroid peoples , it is language is derived from the found depicted on the ...
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Number 1491 | 17 |
CONTENTS | 32 |
A BEACON TO SANITY BY J W 341 | 99 |
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